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frost
frost
frost over
to become covered with frost.
The windows had all frosted over in the night.
The car windows frosted over.
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frost
frosted
(over)
Sl.
angry; annoyed.
The clerk was really frosted over when I asked for a better one.
Why was he so frosted?
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frost
frost over
v.
To become covered with frost:
The blades of grass frosted over in the cold night air.
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frost
frost up
v.
1.
To become covered with frost:
The windows frosted up quickly when the temperature dropped.
2.
To cause something to become covered with frost:
The freezing air frosted up the windows. Our breath frosted the mirrors up.
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frost
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up
frost
tv.
to make someone angry. (see also
frosted (over)
.)
The little car frosted me by zooming into my parking place.
frosted (over)
mod.
angry; annoyed.
The clerk was really frosted over when I asked for a better one.
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frost
frosted
verb
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frosted over
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frost
Common Names:
Name
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Pronounced
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Keren Happukh
-
Biblical Hebrew
Hunt
[hʌnt]
Vladimir
vlah-DEE-meer
(Russian)
, VLAH-dee-meer
(Croatian)
Russian, Serbian, Croatian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Slovene, Medieval Slavic
Zlatko
-
Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, Bulgarian, Macedonian
Nelle
NEL
English
Judy
['dʒu:di]
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